Sentence examples for a more useable from inspiring English sources
TRL was originally created by NASA in the 1970s, and has evolved into a more useable system maturity assessment tool over the years [9].
As this article has shown, PNSRL expands current SRL models to enable better readiness level calculations and to offer a more useable graphical representation.
Amazon wanted to change that and today it announced Amazon Textract, an intelligent OCR tool to move data from forms to a more useable digital format.
The Honda is more spacious, with a more useable rear seat and more cargo capacity, while the Mazda accelerates more smartly, turns more crisply and displays more flair than its altogether more ponderous foil.
They also acknowledged that being developed in collaboration with patients made the guidebook a more useable tool for conveying information.
We are liaising with the Irish College of General Practitioners (ICGP), which has authorised governance over the methadone prescribing guidelines, to promote the creation of a more useable and integrated software [ 23].
I'm sure the Surface will improve over time — and I suspect the Surface with Windows 8 Pro will be a much more useable machine — but only because it has nowhere to go from here but up.
UberConference, which aims to offer a more modern, more useable alternative to the horror show that is conference calling today, has the potential to disrupt what Walker describes as a "sleepy but large" industry.
They also felt that there were parts of the plan, especially improvements for infrastructure like fencing and a water fountain, that could make an existing garden more useable and that fell within the scope of participatory budgeting, Ms. Laskaris said.
It's particularly useful if you're having a conversation over text and need to look at a map or similar, and is much more useable on the larger 5.5in screen than the 5in Pixel.
Authors of a few of the scoring systems presented lookup tables or plots which directly translated the total integer score to a predicted risk, making the model much more useable.
